There is no doubt there is great danger in having mortgages.

Part of the dangers of association ownership...

I know a few people who have used it and they do like it but I think it can be dangerous to your credit if not managed properly.  

A lot of military folks preach buying a property everywhere you're stationed, but I think that's a dangerous formula in many markets. 

I would want to ensure the building is secure and safe enough for such tenants (still trying to find that out) Being destructive or dangerous is another story.

I like that you're mitigating your risks by staying local, keeping it simple at the beginning and holding on to your main income while you learn and ramp up.

Just formally give notice that they are responsible for any subsequent damages due to the fire danger implied by their use on this property. 

I also think having overly detailed plans can be better worded as planning in order to mitigate risk, and allow for alternate methods of generating income in the event that things don't go as planned.

It is very unsafe and very dangerous for her and her daughter to travel at all in the remaining part of Country of Ukraine, let alone travel to Kiev.

and be dead certain what your buying is a good property and and not a problemI only relate that because I can't tell you how many AUSSIES I have talked to who thought it was a great idea to borrow on their homes in AU.. then buy rentals in the war zones of the US not knowing how dangerous and what a absolute terrible investment they were.. many of these folks lost it all.. and not just a few but thousands of them..